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Irregular verb

cut

/kʌt/

Base
cut
Past simple
cut
Past participle
cut

Usage

cut never changes form, so have cut still needs the auxiliary even though the verb looks the same as the present tense.

Meaning

  • to divide or open something using a sharp tool

Example

He cut the paper into small squares.

She cut her finger while chopping onions.

The team has cut costs across every department.